Medical Problems During Pregnancy

Medical Problems During Pregnancy

Prenatal nurses and/or care providers help mothers who are expecting, to avoid and recognise health problems that might present before, during, or after birth. The specialists aid the mothers in learning and implementing healthy habits during pregnancy. Prenatal nurses must possess proficient communication skills to perform these tasks effectively. While this role may appear straightforward, there is much more to prenatal nursing than one might think.

Maternal death can often result from medical rather than obstetric complications. The quality of care provided in these scenarios is crucial to the outcome.

This online medical course on Medical Problems During Pregnancy will help you to build your knowledge and understanding of how to manage unwell pregnant women in your care. These sessions have been developed in partnership with the charity Wellbeing of Women – which is seeking to advance cures and treatment for women’s health.

Features

• Covers the main causes of medical complications in pregnancy
• Suitable for internal medicine trainees, obstetricians and anaesthetists.
• Developed in partnership with NHS specialists

Content

This online medical problems in pregnancy programme consists of a number of sessions. Learning sessions take around 20 to 30 minutes each to complete.

Topics covered include:

• The physiology of pregnancy
• Prescribing safely in pregnancy
• Clinical assessment of the pregnant patient
• Communication and co-ordination of care for the complex obstetric patient.

Sessions covering a range of common and important clinical scenarios (e.g. sepsis and thromboembolism) and number of sessions on medical disorders complicating pregnancy complete the programme.

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